法国教育部长埃杜亚尔·热夫雷宣布，周一将有约400至500所高中完全或部分停课1。这一措施源于学生抗议活动，学生反对教师短缺、教室拥挤和校舍破旧等问题1。抗议已蔓延至巴黎、蒙彼利埃、南特和马赛等多个城市，并伴随警民冲突1。
自抗议运动开始以来，法国面临严峻的治安挑战。司法部长热拉尔德·达尔马宁指出，全国3700所学校中有735所遭受暴力抗议的影响1。至少24所学校被烧毁或被洗劫1。截至周五共有1747人被逮捕，自运动开始以来累计超过5000人被捕，其中约85%为未成年人1。教育部长表示有78名教育工作人员受伤，称"这是我们从未见过的事情"1。
面对这一局面，法国总理塞巴斯蒂安·勒科尔努表示政府正采取进一步措施，以解决高中学生和教职员工面临的困难1。
France's education minister Édouard Geffray announced that approximately 400 to 500 high schools would be "completely or partially closed" on Monday 1, in response to escalating student unrest. The protests, which began the previous week, stem from student grievances over teacher shortages, overcrowded classrooms, and deteriorating school facilities, spreading across major cities including Paris, Montpellier, Nantes, and Marseille 1.
The scale of disruption has prompted severe government action. Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin reported that 735 of France's 3,700 schools have been affected by violent protests 1, with 24 schools either burned or ransacked since the movement began 1. Over 5,000 people have been arrested throughout the protest period, with approximately 85 percent of those arrested being minors 1. On Friday alone, 1,747 people were taken into custody 1.
Education Minister Geffray characterized the situation as unprecedented, stating that 78 education workers have been injured and describing it as "something we have never seen before" 1. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu indicated that the government is implementing additional measures to address the difficulties facing high school students and staff 1.
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